An Israeli firm is piloting a new intelligent crosswalk technology in Peacthree Corners with an eye toward improving pedestrian safety.
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India Business Summit Marks 15th Year With Georgia Tech
An Atlanta summit focused on India as a budding investment destination for U.S. firms and showcasing its growth in innovation and technology is marking 15 years in 2025.
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Books 2024: Helping Kids Bond With Nature in the Digital Age
This book reminds us that while technology is here to stay, so too are the enduring lessons of nature, community and connection.
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Meet the Canadian Software Helping Atlanta’s Urban Planners See the Future
With his second company, entrepreneur Jake Arsenault is returning to Georgia from his base in Fredericton, New Brunswick, to prove a technology he believes will be more transformative — both for metro Atlanta and the world.
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New Delta Direct Flight to Barbados Opens Opportunities for Atlanta Investors
Barbados is much more than a beautiful beach destination for Atlantans; the launch of a new direct Delta Air Lines Inc. flight from Atlanta to Bridgetown will augment the Caribbean island’s growing reputation as a top-tier location for international business and investment, according to Invest Barbados.
Posted inJapan
Softbank-backed Joint Venture Investing $144M to Bring AI-Powered Warehousing Solution to Georgia
A joint venture between the Japanese tech and telecom giant Softbank and Massachusetts firm Symbotic Inc. is investing $144 million in a new distribution center between Atlanta and Macon.
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Peachtree Corners Remains a Proving Ground in U.S. for Israeli Smart-City Tech
As Peachtree Corners representatives attend the world’s largest smart-cities conference in Barcelona, the Gwinnett municipality continues to notch pilot projects from Israeli companies looking to break into the U.S. market.
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How the Dutch Connection Helped Atlanta Woo a Global Software Company
When Dutch software engineering and IT consultancy Xebia sought to establish a U.S. headquarters, they had their pick of prime locations.
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India-based Tech Firm Selects Alpharetta as U.S. Base for AI Growth
An India-based software development and cybersecurity firm is deepening its reach into the U.S. market via a new Alpharetta office. InfoNet, founded in 1996 and based in New Delhi, said […]
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How a Tech Trade Mission Is Leading British Firms Toward ‘Soft Landing’ in Atlanta
Companies from the North of England saw a red carpet rolled out by the U.K. Department of Business and Trade’s office at the British Consulate General in Atlanta.